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Cornell expert shares advice to protect and support pollinators in your backyard

As flowers and trees continue to bloom and grass grows long, people may be wondering how best to support the pollinators in their backyards.

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Legislator Anker Attends Baby Animal Day at Suffolk County Farm and Education Center

The Suffolk County Farm is a working farm in Yaphank that has been in operation since 1870.

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Scientists Seek to Save Peconic Bay Scallops by Changing their Spawning Season

Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program Adopts Innovative Strategy In Quest To Stem Mass Scallop Die-offs.

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Cornell University: Frozen spawn could heat up shellfish industry efficiency

The $8.8 million dollar aquaculture industry in New York state depends on shellfish hatcheries for seed stock every year. But spawning in conventional hatchery operations produces more larvae than can be used for seeding causing hatchery inefficiency

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